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Bioinspired Collective Syntheses of Iboga-Type Indole Alkaloids.

Gaoyuan Zhao, Xingang Xie, Haiyu Sun, Ziyun Yuan, Zhuliang Zhong, Shouchu Tang, Xuegong She

Organic Letters May 20, 2016 DOI: 10.1021/acs.orglett.6b00989 (opens in new tab)

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Characteristics Theoretical or philosophical paper Peer reviewed
Topics Ibogaine
Keywords Bioinspired synthesis Biomimetic synthesis Collective synthesis Chemical synthesis Organic synthesis Natural product synthesis Complex molecule synthesis Iboga alkaloid synthesis Indole alkaloids Iboga alkaloids Ibogamine Natural compounds Complex natural products
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Key points Proposes that a bioinspired collective synthesis strategy can produce seven iboga-type indole alkaloids, with tabertinggine serving as a precursor for further biomimetic transformations.

Abstract

We present the application of a bioinspired collective synthesis strategy in the total syntheses of seven iboga-type indole alkaloids: (±)-tabertinggine, (±)-ibogamine, (±)-ibogaine, (±)-ibogaine hydroxyindolenine, (±)-3-oxoibogaine hydroxyindolenine, (±)-iboluteine, and (±)-ervaoffines D. In particular, tabertinggine and its congeners serve as iboga precursors for the subsequent biomimetic transformations into other iboga-type alkaloids.

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